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- Who Is Going back?
- How Will It Work?
- Will Lunch Pickups Continue?
- Is It Safe? What Safety Protocols Are in place?
- What Happens If My Child Gets Covid-19 Or Is Exposed at School?
- I Don't Think I'm Ready. Are There Other Options?
- I Still Have Questions. What Can I do?
The first group to return on Monday is all students in preschool and grades K-3; select students in all grade levels with "complex needs," such as disabilities; and high school students in career-technical education programs at Columbus Downtown High School and the Fort Hayes Career Center. Students in grades 4-5 will transition into the "blended l...
Students are split into two cohorts, attending in-person classes twice a week and learning at home the other three days. Families can view a child's assigned cohort and bus stops, pickup times and drop-off times in the Parent Portal on Infinite Campus, an online student information system(campus.columbus.k12.oh.us). Cohort A will attend classes in-...
Yes, families can still pick up meal packs on Wednesdays at 18 high school locations, so children can eat school lunches on the days they are learning at home. Both shelf-stable and refrigerated foods are available from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. A list of sites is on the district's website.
Based on experiences in other central Ohio school districts, students and school employees infected with COVID-19 usually are exposed to the virus outside of a classroom, Columbus Public Health Commissioner Dr. Mysheika Roberts said at a recent Columbus Board of Education meeting. She credited the safety protocols districts have in place to mitigat...
Families must notify the district immediately if their child tests positive for COVID-19 so officials can notify Columbus Public Health and begin contact tracing. Anyone who was in close contact with the infected student will be notified through emails, text messages, phone calls and Parent Portal messages. Infected students will need stay home for...
Families that don't want to send their children back to in-person classes will need to enroll them in the district's completely online digital academy, which is self-paced and managed by a third-party vendor. Registration is open through Feb. 12 in the Parent Portal.
Columbus City Schools has a reopening hub on its website, https://www.ccsoh.us/reopening. Families also can call the Superintendent's Office of Customer Relations at 614-365-8888 or email customerrelations@columbus.k12.oh.us. Editor's note: This story has been updated with more current information about the district's isolation protocols and a clea...
The city of Columbus, Ohio is home to 139 elementary schools spanning public, public charter, and private institutions. These schools serve students from kindergarten through 6th grade, providing educational opportunities across diverse neighborhoods and communities within the city.
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